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    Foie Gras Not many people may know what foie gras is‚ but the controversy surrounding it has left an enormous mark in the culinary world. Foie gras is considered a French delicacy that is made up of the liver of a duck or goose that has been specifically fattened. The dish itself is not reason of debate‚ but rather‚ it is the technique that is used to create this delicacy. The fattening of the duck or goose is typically achieved through force-feeding the animal with corn. More specifically‚ workers

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    constitutes their special home. In Andrei Codrescu’s New Orleans‚ Mon Amour‚ the author feels his city under attack from the tourists escaping their realities for a Mardi Gras fantasy that much of “America” associates New Orleans with. By definition‚ Codrescu is not a true native himself‚ being born in Romania and moving to New Orleans in his adulthood. However‚ like many other people‚ Codrescu was able to understand the beauty of New Orleans as something more than a “cheap trick”‚ and has become

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    “The Real Housewives of New Orleans” is a take on the prominent series “The Real Housewives” which has spanned from New Jersey‚ New York‚ California‚ Atlanta and more. The show will closely follow the same structure as previous seasons. It will follow the envious lives of rich and lavish housewives. Of course‚ the series will definitely include conflicts between the women‚ heartwarming moments‚ and growing friendships. New Orleans is a hub of various cultures and people. It is a diverse as a pot

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    and ocean basins. While learning about tides‚ surf zones‚ and waves‚ the “Earth Policy” on page 562 was eye-catching. The Great New Orleans Flood occurred after Hurricane Katrina in 2005. Even though New Orleans had been struck by Hurricane Katrina‚ the damage and fatalities were adding up. Although there were levees in place along the Inner Harbor Navigational Canal‚ flood waters still managed to rise above the levees and poor into New Orleans. Even though New Orleans had levees and other flood protection

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    deadliest hurricanes to hit the United States. Hurricane Katrina was rated a category 5‚ the highest rated category. Killing an estimate of 1‚833 people. After the hurricane Millions of people were left homeless along the Gulf Coast. The storm hit the New Orleans for hours. Bringing in 145 mile and hour winds‚ crucial downpour over hundreds of miles. Levees that were built by engineers to protect from the Mississippi River‚ Lake Pontchartrain and Seawalls to keep the city from flooding. Most of the levees

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    Introduction New Orleans‚ also known as the Crescent City which lies along the course of the Lower Mississippi River is one of the main tourist attraction spot in America. Lying at the southern part of America‚ New Orleans had a deep and long history in being involved in wars where it has been conquered by the French‚ Spanish and lastly the American which had left diversity in culture and also heritage buildings. Map of New Orleans: Famous tourism spots in New Orleans (USA Maps‚ 2012) The different

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    New Orleans New Orleans Louisiana was a flourishing city in 2004. After Hurricane Katrina hit in 2005‚ the impact of the storm diminished the people’s faith in government‚ but people’s faith in their religion strengthened. Despite their religion‚ the city itself was still diminished culturally and historically. A large portion of the New Orleans black residents were already living under the poverty line before Katrina even came to the city. Most of the poor didn’t have insurance‚ many waited

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    I. “When you wake up‚ think about winning the day. Don’t worry about a week or a month from now -- just think about one day at a time. If you are worried about the mountain in the distance‚ you might trip over the molehill right in front of you. Win the day!” - Drew Brees II. Thesis Statement: The New Orleans Saints are a professional football franchise in the National Football League. The Saints are located in New Orleans‚ Louisiana. The New Orleans Saints are an exciting football team that you

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    This Short story by Ambrose Bierce is excellent in terms with the plot‚ sense of time and descriptive writing. After reading the story what I favor most about this story is the use of time and how it keeps the reader interested from the start to the end with its imagery and exquisite description. In the beginning‚ the outlook appears to be dark as the main character Peyton Farquhar‚ is being hanged. “The man’s hands were behind his back‚ the wrists bound with a cord. A rope closely encircled his

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    The Battle of New Orleans took place and ended in around 1815. Two weeks in fact ‚ after the war of 1812. The Battle of New Orleans lasted from January 8th to January 18th. It was taken place in Chalmette Plantation ( five miles east - southeast of new orleans). It was also the last major battle of The War of 1812. The battle arose on January 8th and it arose because of problems between Britain and New Orleans. The root of the problem was the British already didn’t enjoy presence of America because

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